>> greta: good question. congressman, thank you. >> thank you. >> greta: straight ahead in saturday's g.o.p. address john cornyn insisting the obama administration thinks the shutdown is good politics. why does he say that? senator cornyn goes "on the record" next. donald trump and bill o'reilly both here. what would they do about the government shutdown. trump and o'reilly will both tell you coming up. guess who is calling? each night each this week we will take a call from a famous surprise caller. i have absolutely no idea who is calling me. this is the "on the record" staff that cooked up this thing. you will find out who is on the line when i do. can't miss this. fighting constipation by eating healthier, drinking plenty of water, but still not getting relief? try dulcolax laxative tablets. dulcolax is comfort-coated for gentle, over-night relief. dulcolax. predictable over-night relief you can count on. was a truly amazing day.ey, without angie's list, i don't know if we could have found all the service

thank you very much, sir. >> greta: all right, greta. good luck. >> greta: and keep watching. we are going to have another secret caller tomorrow night. make sure you join us tomorrow night right here at our new time 7:00 p.m. eastern. up next, the o'reilly factor. good night from washington, d.c. and don't you just love this new 7:00 p.m. time? i love it. anthony weiner 10:00 p.m. don't miss that one. >>> hello, everyone. i'm greg gutfeld and this is danish home furnishings today. we will focus on the scandinavian place mats and will have a quiz on candlestick holders. stay tuned for the bottom of the hour. let's welcome our guests. she is hotter than a big screen tv sold from the back of a truck inside of a volcano. i am here with kimberly gilfoil. she is one of my co-hosts on "the 5". and filling in for andy levy, andy levy. i am sick of it too and glad he didn't wear a a shirt. and my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and if hilarity was salsa he wo

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thank you very much, sir. >> greta: all right, greta. good luck. >> greta: and keep watching.to have another secret caller tomorrow night. make sure you join us tomorrow night right here at our new time 7:00 p.m. eastern. up next, the o'reilly factor. good night from washington, d.c. and don't you just love this new 7:00 p.m. time? i love it. anthony weiner 10:00 p.m. don't miss that one. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> let's sit down so that these families will receive the benefits at least that would give them some comfort. >> bill: an absolute disgrace. the federal government stopping payments to families of military people killed in afghanistan. we have now reached the low point in american politics. colonels hunt and peters will weigh in. >> why should members of congress being under obama care and not the president? explain that one. isn't that fair? >> bill: liberal journalists are stunned by the intensity of the obama care debate. we will have the inside story from ed henry, carl cammeron and james rosen.

>> greta: good question. congressman, thank you. >> thank you. >> greta: straight ahead in saturday's g.o.p. address john cornyn insisting the obama administration thinks the shutdown is good politics. why does he say that? senator cornyn goes "on the record" next. donald trump and bill o'reilly both here. what would they do about the government shutdown. trump and o'reilly will both tell you coming up. guess who is calling? each night each this week we will take a call from a famous surprise caller. i have absolutely no idea who is calling me. this is the "on the record" staff that cooked up this thing. you will find out who is on the line when i do. can't miss this. the american dream is of a better future, a confident retirement. those dreams, there's just no way we're going to let them die. ♪ like they helped millions of others. by listening. planning. working one on one. that's what ameriprise financial does. that's what they can do with you. that's how ameriprise puts more within reach. ♪ peace of mind

use hash tag greta to hash it out with us.being with us tonight raising the ceiling doesn't do it. that's a fact. just thought i'd let you know. >>> hello, everyone. we're back. it's 5:00, new york city, as if that matters. welcome to the world of dueling epock lipss. with the government shutdown and arrival of obama care, it's like two disaster movies at once. one is a smoecommotion, the oth calamity. what is the point of the shutdown? two things, putting off the employer plan date but not the individual. it's not telling

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at 7:00. >> i love you, greta.ood time. >> watch greta's show at 7:00 p.m. >> oh, my, wow. that is the absolute best. those are the children at the greta home academy in haiti with reverend franklin graham. what a great way to end our first week in our new 7:00 p.m. time slot. my heart is just with those children. thank you for joining us. see you again monday right here at our new time, 7:00 p.m. eastern. you can also dvr us. up next, "the o'reilly factor." good night from washington. >> watch great fa at her new time at 7:00. >> i love you, mom ma, a good time. >> watch greta's show at 7:00 p.m. >>> the o'reilly factor is on tonight. >> it is unfortunate that the administration -- >> the man leading the charge to defund obama care gets shouted down by far left activists at a conservative event. but at the time cruz may have the last laugh. >> i'm actually glad that the president's whole political staff is here instead of actually doing mischief in the country. >> we'll have the latest on the showdown in d.c. >>>

greta is up next. >>> tonight, two bikers under arrest. that is, after a wild pack of motorcyclists terrorize a young family, chasing their suv all over the highway, one motorcycle cuts off the suv, causing a collision, next, the rest of the cyclists come to a complete stop on the highway, blocking the suv's path. and then when some of the bikers start to attack therover, it takes off bouncing over at least another motorcyclist. the motorcyclist gives chase, forcing the suv to stop near the george washington bridge. next, the cyclist rips off the motorcyclist's door, forcing the chase again. he pullins off the highway and gets stuck in traffic. but it gets worse. the video shows the bikers using helmets to smash the driver's window, police say the bikers pulled the driver of the suv and brutally beats him. now, it all happened in front of the driver's wife and 2-year-old daughter, we'll have much more on this just minutes away. >>> but first, pointing fingers, almost poking each other in the eye. >>> he will negotiate with syrians, with ru

>> hey, greta. the voting is still continuing, just wrapping up but they have cleared the 60 vote threshold for closure in the senate. this bill now goes on to a final passage which only requires 50 votes. i just note that voting no senators vitter, cruz, rashts, johnson of wisconsin, senator lee from utah. tomb me from pennsylvania and senator paul so far voting no. the rest voting yes as the voting is wrapping up here. i think we can take a final vote and listen to the whole floor. mr. coons, aye. >> you can see the senators in the well, they are calling senators who didn't vote the first time around but the news here, greta, is that they have passed the 60 vote threshold. this was the vote that really mattered because they will definitely have the simple majority in just a matter of minutes in the second go around. 51 votes and gets quickly hustled over to the other side of the hill for the house to consider. and any new information there about what those numbers are like, bret? >> no. other than

but the majority leader in the senate snot buying it, greta. >> greta: mike, thank you. representative michelle bachmann voting no to the latest version of the bill. nice to see you nice to see you. >> greta: latest point about this cr, very been sort of like jamming everybody about

this isn't a glitch, greta. this is a national embarrassment, the system. >> you know what the problem is though? this is what is really bad. bad enough this cost a fortune whether you you are for or against it the fact that we end up, the taxpayers, having to pay twice because someone was stupid enough not to test the testimony before it was put online or for whatever reason they didn't work together. i know each person that watched the hearing each person that testified said his part of it worked pretty well or worked completely but it was the some title. i mean, at what point do the the taxpayers have to stop bleeding money for these bad decisions? >> well, we shouldn't be throwing good money after bad. and, you know, of course, greta, when you look at this, ultimately the buck stops with the obama administration because h.h.s. was the agency that was tasked with making all of those individual pieces work that were plugged together and ultimately didn't work. and it was a lot of it was because of the decision

yes, greta. driver could be facing charges in this after they have conducted their investigation. >> you can see the level of emotion in this. here is one tweet i'm reading on twitter. it said someone identifies themselves as nancy. why didn't is suv driver control his vehicle ? bikers don't attack cars. most bikers i know are patriots. it is almost taking sides. are you a biker person or an suv family person which is unfortunate. the prosecutor won't make decisions based on that. the prosecutor will make decisions based on facts people say. the last sound bite where the man said he was hit. he got angry and he went after the suv driver, he's in big trouble. after he got hit and got angry by chasing him it's no longer self-defense. you become the aggressor. >> you absolutely become the aggressor. there is so much we don't know. there is quite a bit we do know. there is vid owe to show cruz the did, in fact, allegedly slow his bike down in front of this driver, the suv driver. he was hit. you've g

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greta? >> mike, suppose though that the speaker puts on the floor of the senate continuing resolution that's been sent across the hill. would that likely pass and would the speaker do that in light of the fact the speaker has been strong about the fact that obamacare should apply to everybody on capitol hill. they shouldn't get an exemptions. >> house democrats would support such a measure. the question is how many house republicans would go along with it. and how it would be per cved for john boehner's leadership. not for me to decide. he wants a majority of the republicans to support whatever the house is going to put forward. all indications are at this point that the majority of oh house republicans may not support just funding the government with nothing else attached to it. so that's why speaker boehner tried different ways to nibble at the president's health care law. >> mike, we are an hour and 57 minutes away from the witching hour of midnight. i'm curious what the senate exb expect

nice to see you, sean. >> nice to see you, greta. congrats on the new hour. >> congratulations on your new hour. >> thank you. >> i like this one. painfully honest. she said -- >> -- she was great. >> yeah. she was great. she even said they had a script. >> so i called three times now. okay? and, you know, look, she said wait 42 hours. and then she makes a statement i said well, has anybody liked it? and she said. no the ironic part of this, greta, is the president gave out this number yesterday to help people and, yet, the operators are then directed to send you back to the web site that isn't working in the first place. i mean, you can even make this up it's so crazy at this time. so, they say, all right, call the 800 number. it took me an hour today to get an answer. i got to the point where a lady wouldn't answer any questions. got a supervisor and then the supervisor was heard in the background saying shut him down. meaning me, for asking the questions. so i don't know what to make of it. >> well, i actually tried to do it in d.

and i know you will miss him as well, too, greta.will get back to you as breaking news happens from the news deck. back to you. >> shep, thank you. >>> now to a bizarre day in court. a bathtub takes center stage in the courtroom. yes, a bathtub. it was used today by the prosecution against the utah doctor on trial for the murder of his beauty queen wife. in 2007, michelle mcneil was found dead in her bathtub and today neighbors testifying about finding the murder victim. >> there was a knock on my front door and i could tell it was a kid's knock because we get a lot of kid's knocks. we were in the front room. i went to the front door and it was ada. and she just said my dad needs some help. i could hear martin yelling that he needed help. i need some help, i need some help. so i started running. ada was just -- stayed behind. but i started running and went into the house and followed martin's voice. and when i came in, to the bathroom, i could tell that we needed to call 911. >> what's your problem, sir? >> problem fallen in the bath

this is one of the things, greta.n was made in the last month to it make people essentially give their information so they can be told about a possible subsidy actually have to be told how what a good deal it is with united airline before you say where you are going. >> congressman, nice to see you. >> you are getting hit again. open season on your money, on your generosity, really? that's coming up. beyonce hitting an all-time high note. literally. what she just hit caught on camera. >> now it's time to show you what we are watching. put together the most fantastic videos out there tonight. take a look. last week we showed you the ohio state band performing a michael jackson tribute. ♪ ♪ >> well, they are at it again. it looks like they have really upped their game. ♪ ♪ >> now that is impressive. and check out this video. a flock of ducks walk into the automatic door as right ride into a c.v.s. drugstore. the ducks waddled around the store for a while. a clever werker lured the ducks outside with popcorn. and 3, 2, 1

. >> good to see you, greta. >> flippant or does he care? >> he is arrogant. the president of the united states unbelievably. he deliberately mislead, deceived the american people about whether or not they could keep their healthcare and this is suddenly discovered and blown up and said don't worry about it, these are bad apple insurerrers. you can do away with those policies. we can get you new ones. the more serious thing here is, really, this is a manifest act of incompetence on the part of the administration. but more seriously it goes to his credibility, which goes to character, which goes to integrity. last week, the president of the united states left office because he had failed to tell the truth about a major matter we are told three years mislead presidential the people people. people were told you can keep your doctors and insurance. they were not telling the truth. they were systematically deceiving the american people. i don't know how you lead a country after you have done that. >> so what -- as he sits here tonight in his second term having been

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i'm a huge fiscal conservative, greta. i would personally write the check for a billion dollars a year to pay for the preexisting conditions of the american people. 5 billion? that isn't even a rounding error in this town. we could take care of that, take that off the table and satisfy the most heart breaking issue for the american people. >> we had to do something -- >> -- and they could have done it. we still could. >> and a we still -- we need to do something for so many americans who don't have access to healthcare. >> because right now under obama care, the sad reality is for preexisting conditions, that fund is already gone belly up less than 1% of the people with preexisting conditions are getting the money because there is no money in the fund. so there is a big difference between passing a law saying you have got it and having the money to pay for it. >> representative, thank you. >> good to see you. >>> coming up h.h.s. secretary sebelius in the hot seat. what can see say tomorrow to get her out of the rollout di

how you doing, greta? >> i'm very well. so the obama care exchanges, at best everyone is describing them broken. i'm not hearing a enormous amount of success stories. what should happen? >> well, i think one of the things that i learned by being in the military is you're supposed to rehearse something before you launch it. so we've had about three years place with the roll-out of the affordable care act, obama care, and this should have been something they rehearsed and run some test cases. you know, when you think about how brilliant the obama campaign runs itself as far as social media and websites and what have you, why does it not transition over to this incredible decision that people have to make as far as their health care? and this is the another reason why we continue to -- must continue to have this discussion about this individual mandate, and why should it be delayed. because by the end of the year, if you do not have -- have not signed up for health care, well, next year the irs is going to be asking you if you

tweet or post using #greta. the tea party leaders say the irs targeting scandal goes all the way up very high. how high up? you will hear from two tea party leaders. that's coming up. matters to me that the web site isn't working as well as it should. >> what has happened is unacceptable in terms of the glitches. they were overwhelmed to begin with. there is much that needs to be done to correct the situation. >> this is excruciatingly embarrassing for the white house and for the department of health and human services. this was bungled badly. >> it's not as quick or efficient or consistent as we want. >> fire some people in charge of making sure this thing was supposed to work. >> a parade of democrats even president obama himself dulaimi slamming the obama carrollout. he joe trippi joins us. nice to see you, joe. >> good to be with you you. >> why is leader pelosi speaking out? robert gibbs, why don't they sort of be silent? >> because it's bad. i was one of the people first couple days you think it's a glitch

>> thank you, greta.formation that we got here at fox news really moves the story forward in a very significant way. what we have been able to determine through our sources is that two key suspects have links to the al qaeda senior leadership. this is a group in pakistan that the obama administration has portrayed as being on oits heels and on the run and our information suggests that one of the suspects is believed to be a former courier and the other a formerrer body guard with ties back to al qaeda in afghanistan in 2001. >> when did these plans begin to be made for the attack on consulate. >> this is the other key development. the house chair mike rogers this is someone who gets regular briefings and also running his own investigation on benghazi he told us on the record that the intention shows that the planning was weeks in the process, not just a matter of days. >> now the line, the obama administration said it was spontaneous demonstration from a video. that's unproven by the reports by the intell

using #greta. i' >>> the death of trayvon martin causing new controversy, this time at a pittsburgh schooling. the high school has been planning to hold a trayvon martin day. it was set for tomorrow. the principal especially kurping students to wear hoodies to honor trayvon martin. you'll remember martin was shot to death in a confrontation with george zimmerman last year. zimmerman was acquitted of murder and now some pittsburgh parents fearing trayvon martin is too controversy. others say if the students want to wear hoodies to represent martin, they should. but after all the complaints, the school now decided to cancel trayvon martin day. instead students will wear a pittsburgh pirates hat. was trayvon martin day a smart idea by the school or a stupid one sure to stir up trouble? vote in our poll. and up next, senator lindsey and up next, senator lindsey grah [ male announcer ] meet mary. she loves to shop online with her debit card. and so does bill, an identity thief who stole mary's identity,

greta van susteren standing by to go "on the record." see you back here tomorrow night. >> this is a fox news alert. chaos in the caple toll. first shutdown and then lock down. a woman leads police on a high speed chase. 16 blocks to the capitol from the white house. it all started when she tried to drive-thru a security checkpoint outside the white house. she then struck an officer as she fled the scene. secret service and police chased the woman down pen pen avenue toward the capitol. at one point she was cornered but rammed the the police cars, struck another officer and took off again. police shooting at the suspect. but the chase didn't end until the car crashed into the back of the capitol. then more gunfire and the suspect was shot and died. police rescued a 1-year-old child, a girl, from the car. for the latest we go to peter ducey. good evening. what can you tell me about the woman who was shot and killed? >> reporter: greta, first i want to tell you what we saw in the last five minutes. authorities with a flat bed truck towing

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it's greta. who is on the line?it's your friend kris jenner. >> kris jenner, wow, that's fun. i haven't talked to you in a while. how are the kids? >> i know. everybody is really good and i hear you're going to have a time slot where it's a little bit earlier. is that right? >> yep, it's right now in fact it's 7:00 p.m. eastern, so when you come to town we can go out to dinner afterwards. i haven't had a meal that's not been out of a cardboard box or vending machine or at my desk. it'll be so fun to see friends. >> oh, my god. every single time i come to town you say you can't have dinner because you have to work. i'm so sick of that excuse because that's the same one i gave when i'm here. >> when you come to town we will have -- we will definitely have dinner. by the way, the kids, everything is fine with the family, with the kids? >> yes, yeah, everything is okay. the baby is getting so big and, yeah, and we're coming up on halloween so we're picking out costumes and that's kind of my life right now. >> and where

see if we can come up with something at this late hour, greta? >> is it virtually everybody is there? feels like 9 to a day or ghost town there? >> it does feel like everybody is here because, obviously, there is great concern. we have heard a lot of warnings about what could happen if there is no deal struck by midnight, say, october 17th. in a little over 48 hours from now. and so there was a lot of hope initially that perhaps the house republicans could get something through the house. that's been the question all along. will the house be able to pass anything so the thought was if they go first, then you know what could get through and what the senate can do from there. but now that the house has kind of ground to a halt, the question is what the next play is and so we believe the house g.o.p. leadership is meeting with those pizzas to discuss the next move. greta? >> mike, thank you. >>> if you blinked, you missed a lot on capitol hill today. this is how we got to tonight. >> we are talking with our members on both sides of the aisle to try

first of all, greta, this is your hour? >> it is indeed. >> thanks for having us. >> get used to it. >> you were out on the street today. it was quite a scene. >> it was absolutely unbelievable. surreal. we are all used to capitol hill being a really safe place. not a whole lot happens. a lot of stuff not happening this week with the shutdown. and, you know, just the unthinkable happened. people are locked out. it's horrible. the thing that i'm most curious about is that conversation at the white house with the secret service. you know, what was she like and then to back it up a little further is who is she? she brof 200 plus miles down here. why was she here? >> ted, a lot of people ask about the actions of the police and the secret service shooting out tires, how that develops. when you see that driving around in that video it essential solid a weapon. >> it certainly is it's 2,000-pound weapon to say the least. i think that everything we have seen so far i think we would have to say that law enforcement officers acted re

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no this is totally understandable. 30 years ago healthcare law $13 trillion, greta. we can't afford it. >> i truly believe we have got to get medical care to everybody, but i am trying to figure out where the money is coming from. that's my concern about it we will see what happens to your bill. get more democratic support beside mary landrieu. >> i'm optimistic that we can pass this thing and on to promise that president obama made to million of americans. >> packers will win this weekend, right. >> absolutely. >> kathleen sebelius testifying she was clearly wrong to give it the green light. upton heading up today's hearing. is he here next. can you hash it out with us was secretary sebelius right to take the blame for the rollout or is the secretary >> now get ready to speed read your way through the news. first to utah and the doctor accused of murdering his wife in the bathtub. today two of dr. macneil's daughters testifying against him both testifying that soon after their mother's death their father hired his mistress gypsy as a thane. gypsy did not cook or tak

greta goes "on the record" right now. >>> tonight, you, yes, you, have a problem. not only is your national healthcare web site an absolute flop but your politicians don't even know who they work for. they work for you. >> majority of people calling for me to resign i would say are people who i don't work for. >> that is the most arrogant thing i can recall hearing really over my lifetime. >> i didn't realize it wouldn't be operating optimally before the launch. >> the federal government is very -- it's just pathetic on this. >> in an ideal world there would have been a lot more testing. >> not only are these people going to get paid but then we have to pay somebody else to come in and start over and fix it. >> who pays her salary? look i'm a public servant, she a public servant. we work for the american people. >> the site optimal at this point. >> we don't know who the texter is. how much they have paid. all the contractors involved. we have asked the 11 contractors that we do know for the information that the administration won't give us. >> the real problem isn

tweet me use #greta. coming up. could you be the one losing your doctor.s tonight on obama care that you have to hear. that's next. >> >>> i get your emails and i actually do read them. this is what worries many of you tonight. are you in danger of losing your doctor? well, our next guest says some big insurance companies are dropping doctors from the medicare advantage program because of obama care. dr. pam joins us. good evening, sir. >> good evening. >> so, tell me, sir, who is at risk of losing his doctors? or what you can tell me about it? >> three companies, united health care, empire blue cross, blue shield, and emblem have sent out letters in october to physicians and patients notifying them that certain physicians will be dropped from the medicare advantage network. so those patients are at risk of losing their doctors if the doctor is not successful in filing an appeal. >> why would they drop a doctor from a network? >> that's a good question. we haven't been able to get a very clear answer on that. one of the insurance companies says it's becaus

that would be my friend greta van susteren who did not take offense.you went the extra mile. by the way, she's kicking off this new lineup at 7:00. . talk about a woman getting it done. and your viewers have actually been asked to weigh in on the fancy graphics versus my graphics. >> we put it on greta wire poll. is it prime time or team cavuto. overwhelming, 65%, to 35%, for the prime-time lineup. they all love your graphics. you may think i'm a fool, neil, but i'm not, i'm just not that stupid, so i've done more graphics. now, in fact, i asked the studio, if you don't have fox business channel, what should you do? >> demand it. >> that's horrible. you don't get -- take that. >> i only have one person with me. >> i'm really looking forward to it. people don't know, you're as good a person as you are a star. i felt for you when they shrunk you down and all the prime-time talent. it's really cool because you're all holding the poster thing or however. do you know how they got o'reilly to do that? >> actually, i wasn't squished that little. if you know o

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greta goes on the record right now. >>> this is a fox news alert.ews tonight that senate leaders may be closing in on a possible deal to reopen the government and avoid a default on the nation's debt. late today the white house abruptly postponed a meeting with congressional leaders to give them time to hammer out a deal. ed henry is live with the latest. >> reporter: what just happened the last few moments is that we got word that the president is not going to be coming out to announce anything, that suggests that while they're close, they still do not have a final product. that signal we got that the meeting in the afternoon was pushed back was actually a positive sign. it's not a sign that things were falling apart. it suggested that the white house senate democratic and republican leaders were making enough -- here's what we know at this hour. that basically there's three key dates, that under this proposed deal, the debt ceiling would be increased to early mid-february, the government would be reopened until mid january and then that there woul